Japanese based company is licensed to open a new clothes factory in Vietnam.

The Tokyo Style Vietnam Hue Ltd Co was licensed to launch the construction  of its new clothes factory in Vietnam in Phu Bai Industrial Zone, Thua Thien Hue.
The investment worths US$21 million to build up a new Vietnam clothing manufacturer which specializes in exported. The project is proposed to finish on March 2012.

Tokyo Style currently owns 3 garment factories in China. Moving production to Vietnam is stated as a way to reduce the risk in production and widen the material supply chain.
The garment specialty for this new garment manufacturer in Vietnam is fashion clothes for women.
On completion, the production capacity of this Vietnam clothing manufacturer is expected to be around 400,000 products in the first year of operation and go up to 500,000 products annually at the following years. The number of worker initially is stated to be about 500 people and up to 1000 people.

With US$21 investment, This clothes factory in Vietnam is said to be the largest factory of Tokyo Style till date.

A new protective clothes factory in Vietnam

A new clothing manufacturer in Vietnam which specializes in producing protective suits and uniforms for industrial manufacturing has licensed to operate in Binh Dinh province. This new clothes factory in Vietnam is 100% foreign own, a joint venture between two Japanese companies named Toyotsu Vehitecs and Toyota Tsuho Corporation. The foreign company has invested US$1.5 million to build up this new Vietnam clothing manufacturer in My Phuoc 3 Industrial Park, Ben Cat District.
 

On completion, the protective clothes factory in Vietnam is supposed to create job for over 210 workers with capacity of 360,000 units annually. This clothing manufacturer in Vietnam will focus on the Japanese market only with proposal of manufacturing protective suits and uniforms for car makers in Japan such as Toyota, Mitsubishi, Daihatsu and Suzuki.

A new clothing manufacturer in Vietnam.

A new 100% foreign owned clothing manufacturer in Vietnam has been licensed to be constructed in Tra Vinh city by the local Government.
 

This new clothes factory in Vietnam is the investment of Korean clothing manufacturer called Grace Vina.
 

This clothes factory in Vietnam will produce women's apparel for export with expected annual capacity of 26.9m products.
 

The new clothes factory in Vietnam will due to open in February next year and provide jobs for around 3000 workers.
 

Korean investors is said to be the biggest investors in clothes factory in Vietnam.

New development projects to boost production of Viet nam clothing factories.

As stated in the development plan for textile and apparel industry of Vietnam for the 2011-2020 period, diversity of garment factories as well as the launch of textile and garment industrial clusters are two of the main development;s points in order to lead Vietnam clothes manufacturers towards specialization, modernization.

With concentration on provinces with high potential for the establishment of garment factories in Vietnam as part of the regional planning, A development project concerning Nam Dan textile garment cluster in central Nghe An province in the North of Vietnam has recently started by Hanoisimex with capital around VND 1.3 trillion ($62.8 million).

On completion which is supposed to be in 2013, this textile garment cluster will be the combination of Nam Dan I spinning mill with 30,000 spindles focusing on producing PE yarn, a new open-end (OE) spinning mill and Nam Dan 2 spinning mill with 30,000 spindles focusing on producing T/C yarn.

Hanoisimex also proposed to a new construction of Nam Dan 3 spinning mill specializing on producing T/C and quality TCD yarns together with two knitwear garment factories with an annual capacity of 2.4 million products after those 3 sub- projects mentioned above are put into operations.

In addition, Phong Phu Corporation in partnership with Nha Trang Textile Garment Joint Stock Company which is located in the South of Vietnam has also launched a new project on raw materials production in order to reduce expenses and improve quantity as well as quality for their garment factory. Their new 40,000 spindle mill is supposed to create outcome of quality PE, TA yarns and threat for fabric production, fulfilling the market demand for fabric supply of Vietnam garment exporters.

From the Center, Hoa Tho Textile Garment Joint Stock Corporation in Danang has started the construction of the first Vietnam garment factory specializing in producing suits in the region with target annual production capacity of 400,000 quality suits for exports purpose.

In fact, the step of paying attention to material and accessories production is considered as a crucial and wise decision of Vietnam clothes manufacturers in order to be competitive in a broader market ( in the viewpoint of Vietnam garment exporters) and to ensure growth, stability, sustainability and efficiency.

A new Vietnam garment factory is being constructed

Tay Son Joint Stock Company - a Vietnam clothing manufacturer in Binh Dinh Province has started a construction of a new garment factory last Sunday. 

This new clothes factory is located in Phu Phong Town, covering an area of 12,471 sq.m, including two four-storey garment factory, catering zone and product display hall. Upon the completion, this new clothing manufacturer is supposed to create jobs for over 3,000 people.
 

The first phase of the project has proposed to be completed  in the first quarter of 2012. When this part of the garment factory is set in operations, the production capacity is targeted to be around 400,000 suits a year.
 

The development of a new Vietnam clothing manufacturer is a step in the regional planning stated by the Government in the Vietnam garment and textile development plan for the 2011-20 period which outlined Binh Dinh is a high potential province for the establishment of garment factories as well as for the launch of textile and garment industrial clusters.

A new Vietnam clothing manufacturer from the North

After 16 months of construction, a new Vietnam clothing manufacturer named Phu Binh garment factory was put into operation in Kha Son Industrial Complex, Thai Nguyen province, which is already home of many Vietnam garment factories. To be more specific, the new Vietnam garment factory was named after the district in which it is located became the biggest Vietnam clothing factory to date in the remote province with the building cost of VND180 billion (nearly US$9 million).

This Vietnam clothing factory consists of 64 high quality garment-manufacturing lines with 32 production lines specialized in weaving items and 32 production lines specialized in hosiery. More over, the appearance of a new Vietnam clothing manufacturer has proposed the jobs for over 4,000 employees, of which over 80% is local people. This Vietnam garment factory also plan to meet consumer demand for processing fabric, yarn and other new products in the area.